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Toyota Camry Sales Figures

Toyota Camry

Here you will find monthly and yearly United States and Canadian sales figures for the Toyota Camry. In production since 1982, the Camry is one of the best-selling cars in the world and a long-running benchmark in the mid-size sedan class, prized for its reliability, comfort, and resale value. With its latest generation the Camry moved to an all-hybrid lineup, sharpening its efficiency edge as the sedan segment consolidates around fewer, stronger nameplates.


Specifications
  • Class: Mid-size sedan
  • Powertrain: Hybrid only, a 2.5L four-cylinder paired with Toyota’s fifth-generation hybrid system
  • Output: 225 net horsepower (front-wheel drive), 232 net horsepower (all-wheel drive)
  • Transmission: Electronically controlled continuously variable (eCVT)
  • Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive standard, electronic on-demand all-wheel drive available on every grade
  • Fuel economy: Up to a manufacturer-estimated 51 mpg combined
  • Trims: LE, SE, XLE, XSE
  • Starting MSRP: $28,400

Toyota Camry Sales in the United States

The Camry has been an American sales fixture for decades. Volume peaked at 472,808 in 2007, slid during the recession to close to 306,500 in 2011, then rebounded above 400,000 through the mid-2010s, topping out again at 429,355 in 2015. As buyers shifted toward crossovers the Camry gradually eased, dipping to 294,348 in 2020. It has since stabilized and turned back upward: sales rose from 290,649 in 2023 to 309,875 in 2024 and 317,185 in 2025, helped by the move to an all-hybrid lineup. Through June 2026 Toyota had sold 179,044 Camrys in the United States, tracking ahead of the prior year’s pace.

2025 full year
317,185
▲ 2.4% vs 2024
2026 YTD (Jan–Aug)
235,334
▲ 11.6% vs same period 2025
Best year
472,808
2007
Total on record
7,964,291
all years
2005: 431,703 units2006: 448,445 units2007: 472,808 units2008: 436,617 units2009: 356,824 units2010: 327,553 units2011: 306,510 units2012: 404,885 units2013: 408,484 units2014: 428,606 units2015: 429,355 units2016: 388,616 units2017: 387,081 units2018: 343,439 units2019: 336,978 units2020: 294,348 units2021: 313,795 units2022: 295,201 units2023: 290,649 units2024: 309,875 units2025: 317,185 units2026: 235,334 units (partial)0125k250k375k500k20052007200920112013201520172019202120232026

Toyota Camry, United States calendar-year unit sales, 2005–2026. 2026 is January–Aug (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
2005431,703
2006448,445▲ 3.9%
2007472,808▲ 5.4%
2008436,617▼ 7.7%
2009356,824▼ 18.3%
2010327,553▼ 8.2%
2011306,510▼ 6.4%
2012404,885▲ 32.1%
2013408,484▲ 0.9%
2014428,606▲ 4.9%
2015429,355▲ 0.2%
2016388,616▼ 9.5%
2017387,081▼ 0.4%
2018343,439▼ 11.3%
2019336,978▼ 1.9%
2020294,348▼ 12.7%
2021313,795▲ 6.6%
2022295,201▼ 5.9%
2023290,649▼ 1.5%
2024309,875▲ 6.6%
2025317,185▲ 2.4%
2026 (Jan–Aug)235,334▲ 11.6% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
200528,36731,87438,26340,43539,95137,71743,00439,89636,84232,32329,70733,324431,703
200627,44027,35438,98140,20343,11241,42741,71242,22738,26933,99234,18939,539448,445
200731,46132,14842,25437,91150,12646,63041,51442,65840,43833,72835,10938,831472,808
200831,60134,91440,48740,01651,29141,57242,13144,06429,48630,55625,22425,275436,617
200920,78220,63425,78325,32431,32526,39433,97454,39625,74530,13627,38534,946356,824
201015,79216,55236,25127,91429,29528,43535,05830,76430,51825,01420,73731,223327,553
201118,14527,21231,46430,44318,83021,37527,01630,18524,85122,04321,44033,506306,510
201228,29534,54242,56736,82039,57132,10729,91336,72034,25229,92628,76531,407404,885
201331,89731,27037,66331,71039,21635,87034,78044,71331,87129,14430,38629,964408,484
201423,33228,99841,95338,00949,58440,66439,88844,04328,50733,16428,84631,618428,606
201526,76332,94240,80034,06643,83737,40838,43537,59234,48734,78130,94537,299429,355
201626,84832,40536,99134,03936,91632,56134,12232,86430,70729,56228,18933,412388,616
201720,31327,49835,64831,42832,54729,46333,82737,05134,73226,25234,99143,331387,081
201824,63830,86535,26429,84829,96528,21526,31130,14127,64026,91424,54529,093343,439
201923,80224,26733,61529,22736,20828,88927,13431,98623,32826,60225,61126,309336,978
202024,82429,24523,1198,76819,48420,45922,79227,89228,36229,66629,37330,364294,348
202121,77123,83932,54129,93937,67631,90532,95927,03319,10617,69119,26120,074313,795
202219,66515,61226,22826,32324,90523,19225,11925,50027,85929,70725,18525,906295,201
202316,77424,25325,01027,93928,06028,70625,11016,63825,48524,59622,67325,405290,649
202422,06125,95230,32326,44025,91324,55224,31325,08722,93427,25728,23226,811309,875
202519,00721,64029,66128,35031,33726,33526,05228,52324,52126,99926,24828,512317,185
202621,76425,81130,68033,41935,79731,57330,53625,754235,334

Toyota Camry Sales in Canada

Canadian Camry sales have followed the broader contraction of the sedan market. After an early high of 29,065 in 2006, demand trended lower over the following decade and settled into five figures, reaching 10,178 in 2020. Recent years have been choppy: 8,547 in 2023, a rebound to 10,026 in 2024, and 8,268 in 2025, down about 18 percent year over year. The Camry remains Toyota Canada’s core sedan even as overall segment volumes stay well below their mid-2000s levels.

2004: 20,135 units2005: 18,861 units2006: 29,065 units2007: 28,218 units2008: 24,618 units2009: 15,524 units2010: 12,251 units2011: 12,334 units2012: 18,203 units2013: 18,245 units2014: 16,029 units2015: 16,805 units2016: 15,683 units2017: 14,574 units2018: 14,588 units2019: 13,654 units2020: 10,178 units2021: 11,896 units2022: 10,226 units2023: 8,547 units2024: 10,026 units2025: 8,268 units2026: 5,626 units (partial)07.5k15k22.5k30k200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026

Toyota Camry, Canada calendar-year unit sales, 2004–2026. 2026 is January–Aug (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
200420,135
200518,861▼ 6.3%
200629,065▲ 54.1%
200728,218▼ 2.9%
200824,618▼ 12.8%
200915,524▼ 36.9%
201012,251▼ 21.1%
201112,334▲ 0.7%
201218,203▲ 47.6%
201318,245▲ 0.2%
201416,029▼ 12.1%
201516,805▲ 4.8%
201615,683▼ 6.7%
201714,574▼ 7.1%
201814,588▲ 0.1%
201913,654▼ 6.4%
202010,178▼ 25.5%
202111,896▲ 16.9%
202210,226▼ 14.0%
20238,547▼ 16.4%
202410,026▲ 17.3%
20258,268▼ 17.5%
2026 (Jan–Aug)5,626▲ 6.6% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
20041,0951,1951,7681,8271,8971,5121,9532,2242,1221,7261,4451,37120,135
20051,0091,1731,7502,2052,0881,7661,6001,7181,8671,4731,2021,01018,861
20068028762,0493,1043,5773,0812,9752,7322,8172,6962,2872,06929,065
20071,6371,5162,6602,8863,1422,8682,5922,5732,8702,0211,7551,69828,218
20081,3031,8912,7912,8102,8512,2073,0272,6511,5391,4011,31383424,618
20097738541,2391,6881,9061,3611,3031,3781,3091,2301,2831,20015,524
20106591,0482,2141,5721,3741,0481,32361768358761551112,251
20113754129331,1588791,0851,1261,6321,0818961,3681,38912,334
20121,0071,4432,0222,0791,9921,8951,2701,4611,4901,4351,20890118,203
20137908841,2622,1192,4161,7371,4001,3641,9911,4121,4961,37418,245
20146507631,4201,7701,9591,4641,4411,2441,2971,2311,6311,15916,029
20151,0451,3791,2111,8842,0031,8941,3291,4501,4951,48995467216,805
20168001,2951,8131,8621,6181,9621,0001,4551,33588282683515,683
20177057631,3771,3921,2691,3249631,0721,7501,5171,4251,01714,574
20187717281,3661,4781,6101,6541,0921,2741,1411,3161,17798114,588
20191,1841,0771,1321,7851,7851,6231,0281,02893774564868213,654
20207937207945094625101,4321,3661,36876469576510,178
20217257258361,2801,1641,2821,2141,2721,21571671675111,896
20224874645361,4831,4831,55678189882157257257310,226
20237466797829231,0151,0165095855116215935678,547
20241,1421,0911,0921,2891,2891,17354354349649142745010,026
20254093723917236906911,0249779797235976928,268
20266074926508228578337156505,626
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